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A: The layers are physical, data link, network, transport, session, presentation, and
application layers.
Q: In the TCP client-servel model, how does the three-way handshake work in
opening connection?
A: The client first sends a packet with sequence "x" to the server. When the server
receives this packet, the server will send back another packet with sequence "y",
acknowledging the request of the client. When the client receives the acknowledgement
from the server, the client will then send an acknowledge back to the server for
acknowledging that sequence "y" has been received.
Q: What is the purpose of exchanging beginning sequence numbers during the the
connection in the TCP client-server model?
A: To ensure that any data lost during data transfer can be retransmitted.
A: ATM works by transmitting all traffic in small, fixed-sized cells. These small, fixed-
size cells reduces queuing delay and can be switched quickly. ATM fits into layer 2 of
the OSI model and provides functions for framing and error correction. At the port
interface, ATM switches convert cells into frames, and vice versa. ATM provides Quality
of Service and traffic shaping.
A: Take the 2 addresses, write them in binary form, then AND them. The answer is
130.40.32.0
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TCP:-
TCP/IP is just a protocol that allows different nodes on the network/Internet to share
resources..and without TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL/INTERNET
PROTOCOL, different nodes wont understand each other.
To configure it you will just right click on your LAN CONNECTION and click
properties.make sure tcp/ip is ticked then click on it then properties....then from there you
can assign each computer with an ip address or allow DHCP to do that for you.
TCP/IP is a type of protocols , it used assign a uniqu address to a pc, which allow the user
to share its resource in the network, means it connect the pc to another pc to share data
and resources.
TCP/IP is protocol which enable to communicate between more than one computer over
a network.TCP/IP (TRANSMISSION CONTROL PROTOCOL/INTER PROTOCOL).
TCP is the protocol which works at the Transmission Layer of OSI Model which uses
Port No 80. IP is the protocol which works at the network layer of OSI Model. So, both
the end the the protocol should be same in order to make the devices to communicate
with each otehr. TCP and UDP both work at the same layer. But the difference is TCP is
the Connection Oriented Service where as UDP [User Data Gram Protocol is the
Connection Less Service]
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Tcp/Ip is a protocol that defines the communication between different nodes on the
network.
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